Noted Bishop Potter Remains Critical in Cooperstown
Bishop Henry Codman Potter of the New York Protestant Episcopal diocese is critically ill and near death in Cooperstown. Though he showed brief improvement, doctors warn there is little hope for recovery as family and friends wait at his wife Elizabeth Clark Potter’s country home and messages of support pour in from across the nation and world.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry Codman Potter
New York
Elizabeth Clark Potter
Bryan’s 807 Delegates Claim Solid Front for Bryan
Lincoln Nebraska July 1 Bryan managers announce he has 807 instructed and pledged delegates and cannot be defeated. They say the resolutions committee will yield any platform he demands, regardless of Parker's moves. Nebraska’s sixteen delegates may back a New York vice president candidate or, failing that, Judge Gray of Delaware.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Parker
Nebraska
New York
Judge Gray
Delaware
Willian J. Bryan
Tea Party Honor Her Service At Shaw Dry Goods
Mrs Ida Sanford hosted a casual tea at her daughter Mrs J Scott Thompson's home for fourteen guests. The Shaw Dry Goods employee of twelve years celebrated with store young ladies, with a menu prepared by Mrs Thompson and Miss May Scott.
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Ida Sanford
J. Scott Thompson
Sanford
Shaw Dry Goods Company
Thompson
May Scott
Eaton Man Charged With Assault In Local Case
George Hill a prominent Eaton businessman was arrested Tuesday on a criminal assault charge filed by sister in law Mrs John Yates. The complaint states the assault occurred February 10 at the Yates home. The case is set for a justice court hearing in Baton on July 16.
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Eaton
George Hill
John Yates
Yates
Justice Court
Baton
Post Office Receipts Gain Noted for Fiscal Year
Post Master Gray reports a strong rise in postal receipts. The 1907 total was 925,761.55 dollars, while 1908 receipts reached 28, psy. 7 or an increase of 2,638.18 dollars for the year.
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Gray
Reed
Luncheon and Garden Party at Mesdames Thayer and Gale
Mesdames B R Thayer and Jesse Gale hosted a refined luncheon and garden party at the Gale home. Guests admired the floral backdrop while identifying 76 plant varieties with prizes awarded to Mrs. W L Clayton after a pencil challenge. About 50 guests attended with yellow and white decor and marguerite shaped sandwiches and cookies.
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Mesdames B. R. Thayer
Jesse Gale
Gale
W. L. Clayton
Jennie Henderson
D. D. Hugh
Revival Birth of Prosperity Today Signals Boom Ahead
Prosperity Today predicts a genuine business revival starting July 1 with growth by November. Observers in touch with conditions cite a forthcoming $195,000,000 distribution in stock dividends and bond interest as the trigger for a nationwide boom.
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Chicago
United States
Picnic Parties at Seelys Lake Draw Town Crowd
Three picnic groups from Greeley chose Seelys Lake as a camping spot on Tuesday evening. A crowd from the courthouse area enjoyed a jolly night near the lake. A lunch mishap was avoided as a later spread was secured. Demorest's clerks and friends, totaling eighteen, dined by a campfire with coffee and stories. Another twenty two youths feasted on watermelon and shared a merry lakeside evening.
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Seely's Lake
Greeley
Court House
Demorest’s
Colorado Meteorological Association Seeks New Members
Weather student F. H. Loud of Colorado College visits the city to recruit members for the Colorado Meteorological Association. He calls on Colorado College graduates and is joined by Miss Florence Fezer Nettie Carey and Don McCreery in promoting the association which publishes a complete record of temperatures and precipitation.
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F. H. Loud
Colorado College
Colorado Meteorological Association
Florence Fezer
Nettie Carey
Don MccCreery
Hold Girl for Ransom Near Fresno
Two masked men burned the barn of Adolph Domengine a wealthy rancher near Coalinga California and kidnapped his 16 year old daughter after a warning alarm. They demanded a ransom of five thousand dollars.
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Fresno
Cal
Arnold
Coalinga
Chittenden
Adolph Domengine
New Company Declares Dividend at Empson Packing Site
The Canning Factory company formed by local men who built the Empson Packing plant this spring received first rent and last Monday night declared a two and a half percent dividend to stockholders immediately. The factory will start in a few days on the first cutting of peas.
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The
Canning Factory Company
Empson Packing Company
Empson Company
Let Your Newspaper Do Things For You Ad
Promote want advertising as a daily service offering to run a store office or home by using classified columns. Claims the paper can find buyers lost items and various help with lines priced at 20 cents per line for six issues plus contact details.
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Tur Tribune
Electrified C. & S. Kelim Tied to Fort Collins Johnstown Link
Colorado & Southern plans an electric line from Fort Collins to Johnstown paralleling the Denver Laramie & Northwestern to compete with D L & N. A 16 mile survey crosses Fossil Creek reservoir. R. E. Phillips and three other officials plus contractor in Fort Collins plan start within days.
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Fort Collins
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Denver
Colorado
Colorado & Southern
Johnstown
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
R. E. Phillips
J. D. Welsh
W. H. Cowen
S.S. Morris
James Cahill
Fossil Creek Reservoir
Personal crisis reports mark Salida area suicides
In Salida on July 1 two near identical self inflicted deaths occurred within twelve hours. John Lines a 53 year old merchant and Republican state central committee member shot himself in his kitchen due to health issues. Adolph Belott 60 shot himself at his ranch twelve miles north, with wealth cited as a motive.
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Salida
John Lines
Lines
Republican State Central Committee
Adolph Belott
Musical in Honor of Miss Phyllis Wolfe at Wolfe Home
Mrs C H Wolfe hosted a Tuesday afternoon musicale in honor of her sister in law Miss Phyllis Wolfe a Bozeman Agriculture College instructor who will study in Europe. Performers included Miss Wolfe Ina Ramsay D D Forward and J G Hughes with Mrs M A Bunker at the piano. Pink and white roses graced the decor and light refreshments were served by Inn Ramsay Helene Templeton and Myrtle English.
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C. H. Wolfe
Phyllis Wolfe
Wolfe
Miss Wolfe
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Montana
Europe
Florence
Paris
Berlin
M. E. Dargin
Denver
D. D. Forward
Ina Ramsay
J. G. Hughes
R. G. Strong
Harry Thompson
Clarence English
M. A. Bunker
Inn Ramsay
Helene Templeton
Myrtle English
Diamond Heist in Chicago Rail Route Suspected
Chicago July 1 One of the citys sensational diamond robberies reports say S C Crowells a noted diamond firm owner was relieved of 9000 dollars worth of stones carried in an inside pocket while 40000 in diamonds remained in the opposite pocket and 200 in cash was taken Detectives suspect the theft occurred on a train between St Louis and Chicago just after his return from St Louis
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Chicago
S. C. Crowells
St. Louis
Sure Newspaper War in Loveland Ends with Gun Threat
In Loveland Colorado editor Harry H. Hauck drew a gun and threatened to shoot as attorneys J S Simpson and George Crammer tried to seize a plant during a mortgage foreclosure. A warrant for attempting to do great bodily harm was issued against Hauck.
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Loveland, Colo
J. S. Simpson
George Crammer
Fort Collins
Loveland Register
Today
Harry H. Hauck
Hauck
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Swift Burn Relief
Advert reads Terribly Scalded and touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for instant pain relief and rapid healing of burns, urging households to keep a bottle ready for any family incident.
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Ballard
Cow Wrecks Train Near Tyrone Station
An eastbound Santa Fe passenger train struck a cow near Tyrone Colorado five miles east of Trinidad. Engineer George Bourne of Raton jumped but sprained a leg and suffered bruises. no passengers were hurt. The wreck halted traffic for eight hours.
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Trinidad
Colo
Santa Fe
Tyrone
Here
George Bourne
Raton
Greeley Girl Graduates From Denver Conservatory
The Denver Conservatory of Music held annual commencement exercises in the city last week. Miss Dorothy Haynes of Greeley was one of two graduates of the full piano course. Adele Ramsey Tessa Grable and Ruth Bennethy of Greeley earned teachers certificates and will complete the full course next year.
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Denver Conservatory of Music
Dorothy Haynes
Greeley
Adele Ramsey
Tessa Grable
Ruth Bennethy
Greley
First Day At New Canning Factory Draws Job Seekers
On July first a large crowd gathered at the new canning plant as workers, mostly women, waited outside while machines were tested. About 200 applicants sought jobs as peas moved from vines to tin cans under steady operation, with eager chatter and hopeful optimism filling the air.
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Blue Ridge
Witness Seymour Discharged in Wiley Murder Case
The perjury charge against R. E. Seymour, a witness in the EK. Wiley murder trial, was dismissed by Deputy District Attorney Frank I. Ewing on Tuesday for lack of evidence of intent. Seymour had been taken into custody during the trial by order of Judge Shattuck for apparent misstatements related to the case.
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R. E. Seymour
EK. Wiley
Frank I. Ewing
Seymour
Shattuck
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C. & S. Kelim
This County
Hubby
Cheyenne
Lee J. Kelim
Loveland
Lucine Armour Ingelhart
Kelim
Mattie C. Draper
Lucine Engelhart
Lucine Engle
Mrs. C. HH. Wolfe
Greeley Girl
Canning Factory
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